On Tuesday, an appellate panel concluded that two medical professionals who treated a Washington State inmate could not be held liable for civil rights abuses because they are shielded...
Yesterday, the Department of Justice announced that the event and concert ticket distributor and seller Ticketmaster will pay a $10 million criminal fine for unlawfully accessing a competitor’s computer...
Plaintiff the United States, at the request of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Department of the Interior, and plaintiff the State...
On Monday, Columbia Riverkeeper filed a citizen suit against defendants Perennial Power Holdings, Inc. and Perennial-WindChaser, LLC (collectively Perennial) for discharging pollutants into the Columbia River Basin without a...
An appellate panel confirmed the findings of a federal jury on Monday, in a case accusing defendant Jacqueline Tuanqui of Medicare fraud. The defendant was charged with stealing money...
The fate of COVID-19 relief payments in the latest economic recovery bill may be bound with that of the Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, as Republicans move...
